Moog Minimoog.

layitdown wrote: I am looking for something that can give me that 808 sound with heavy bass lines, any suggestions?

Er... do you mean 303? The Roland TR-808 is a dum machine. Novation Bass Staion and A Station are pretty cool.

no he means 808. and 808 kick, ala lil john, 3 6 mafia, south music!!!
i design most of my 808's with mpc2000xl's or roland mv8000's.. sometimes my triton.

the 808 is a well know kick over hiphop and r&b music. the original sounds yes came from the roland tr-808 drum machine

believe it or not - I nailed an 808 kick with a K2000... used to use it on all kinds of hip-hop guys who I recorded.. they loved it.
"-)

808 sound?

Well, 808 samples. No brainer.

to c9productions

how do you go abt using the triton., i have the studio workstation but i cant get that get low bass track. please describe to me your steps.
thanks

http://www.korg.com

i also have a triton studi. design your own dums kits, simple as that. go through and edit the decay, tuning etc.. its not hard to do.. just open up the manual. right now i have my partners motif es over here.. once we trade back later this week if you haven't built a kit i'll walk you through it but its real simple. the really easy way is to load up some akai mpc samples and edit them.
i'm about to add a fantom-X(Fu*kin awesome board) and a a roland mv-8000 to my production rig

I've used a Roland R-8 w/ the "Dance" rom-card or the MPC4000 which has a awesome internal sound library already loaded and ready to go.

no mention of a jomox xbase09? The kick is all analog and can get really soft like a 808 kick but also harder like a 909. Very thick sound with a release like 2 seconds or more in length at max. 2 lfos to add more subtle shaping to the kick help and the sequencer rocks. Compared to some of this other gear its a afterthought at around $500 used.